Government Employees Insurance Co. v. Winsett

OPINION

BARBER, Judge.

The circuit court dismissed Government Employees Insurance Company’s (GEICO) intervening complaint for failure to state a claim because it adjudged that the Statute Of Limitations for bringing the action had expired. We reverse the judgment because the Statute of Limitations is not determinative of the issue of whether GEI-CO’s intervening complaint should have been allowed.

The underlying facts of this case are that GEICO’s insured, Everton L. Sim-monds (Simmonds), was involved in an automobile accident with the Appellees here, Joshua Winsett (Winsett) and Craig Cul-breth…